Effect of Hydrogen Peroxide on the Analysis of Organic Peroxides

Egerton, Alfred Charles; Everett, A. J.; Minkoff, G. J.

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“…This is not correct, since the rate of decay is still exponential. The approximately flat portion of the absorption trace is probably due to the much slower rate of movement of the flame (Everett and Minkoff, 1953) » with the consequent absence of reheating effects in the bulk of the gas.…”

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“…Further work on the U. V. absorption of the explosions (Everett, 1953) showed that the results of Egerton and Minkoff were rendered doubtful by the presence of condensed droplets on the windows. Another difficulty was due to the duration of the flame travel, which was much shorter than had been expected (Egerton, Everett and Minkoff, 1953).…”

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The iodometric analysis of mixtures of hydrogen peroxide and lower alkyi peroxides, with particular reference to the radiolytic oxidation of methane

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Analytica Chimica Acta

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Alfred Charles Glyn Egerton, 1886-1959

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The subject of this memoir was of the essence of those men to whom Carlyle pays such a discerning tribute. Born towards the close of the Victorian era he grew to manhood and accomplished his life’s work in one of the most tempestuous and critical periods of our history; his influence during his lifetime, although exerted unobtrusively, was immense; his many and varied public services and his scientific achievements are testimonies to a life governed by high ideals and by unremitting industry; and not the least of his services were those he gave to the Royal Society of which he was a Fellow for upwards of thirty years. Alfred Charles Glyn Egerton, the fourth son of Colonel Sir Alfred Mordaunt Egerton, K.C.V.O., and the Hon. Mary Georgina Ormsby-Gore, eldest daughter of the 2nd Baron Harlech, was born on 11 October 1886 at Glyn Hall in Merioneth.

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Effect of Hydrogen Peroxide on the Analysis of Organic Peroxides

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The iodometric analysis of mixtures of hydrogen peroxide and lower alkyi peroxides, with particular reference to the radiolytic oxidation of methane

Alfred Charles Glyn Egerton, 1886-1959

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